Chris Krycho

This is indeed a mild accessibility issue (though not a WCAG AA violation!), but the better solution is probably to make the title of the book on each page a...

A `` works just fine for that, and the `h1` should, as a rule, *not* be the same across all pages on a site!

Yep! In this case the `title` should probably be something like `: – `. My point was not that the title would be *only* the book title but that it...

What work needs to be done on this and how can I help? Came looking after I saw [someone ask on Twitter for a one-liner to install rustup](https://twitter.com/colemickens/status/899048486460571648).

Thanks for filing this—a PR would be great! I’ve done multiple audits to try to catch them all, but there are definitely some I’ve missed. (This is part of why...

This is definitely a tricky area! I’ve reread this paragraph multiple times, and I think it would need to be about 2–3× as long to be totally clear, but I...

Thanks for the attention to detail here! I suspect the reason the text uses a sort of “close enough” approach here is precisely because being more accurate requires being *much*...

Ah, yep, I was wrong there. Rust distinguishes between two kinds of statements: declaration statements and expression statements (per [the reference](https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/reference/statements.html#r-statement.kind)).

Thanks for flagging this. *So far*, I have consciously chosen not to do this. I’m not a fan of overloads in general, because they require both type-level and runtime complexity....

Ah, got it: async `Task` for the API call, then sync `Result` for working with Zod. That makes sense. Thanks – that’s helpful!